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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-22

"Let us have peace. ~. S.
GRANT.
with malice I ward none. and
charity for ail."-ABRAHAM
LINCOLN.
Il want 10 say another thing.
The man who attempts to get mp
political excitement in this
country on The cid sectional is
sue will find himself without
party and without support
JAMES A. GARFIELD.
"In order to make The old SOL
9ierS vu!e The Republican ticket,
lei us get up war between the
North and the South. u. B.
FORAKER.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-22


Sheriff Ike Kontner.
Clerk-L. A. Dean.
Surveyor-P. Ii. Doyle.
Pro. Judge-J0shua Jackson.
CommiSsioner-WlIlis McDon
aid.
Infirmary Director William
Wallace.
Coroeer-Gen. John II. Wolf.
A slight scratch was attempted
on the slate when somebody
nominated Craven Glove for Pro
bate Judge. The Captain kicked.
He wouldn't have it. lie made
a speech. The Sentinel was moi
present. being misled by the con-
vention meeting before announ-
ced lime, so We cannot report
iiG. He tells us that he "gave
the Democrats Hail Columbia"
That is first rate. If he could
have added the Star Spangled
Banner and The Declaration of
independence, we would be very
happy indeed. The Captain is
good in his gifts to the Demo-
Gratis, according to his own say so.
Immediately upon the entrance
of The SentinaI man in the Court
Room, Capt. Glove made the mo-
ton, which was unanimously
adopted, TO elect The Sentinel
man The official reporter for the
The S. NJ. politely
the venerable body for
the wisdom shown in this regard.
ii they were not smart enough 10
see through the Burgess thimble-
rig game.
On the nomination of Commits
sioner and Infirmary Director, a
pretence of election was held
The vote showed the full attend
ance at the convention.
Capt. Glove nominated Nc
Donald and Sam st. Clair nomi-
mated Dr.. Dawson.
Bill Kennedy held The hat and
the ballots. The result
was, Mcdonald 8, Dawson 8. To
tai vote II.
John Robert West nominated
John Harper for Infrmary Dr.
rector. Levi Burgess nominated
Wallace. The vote was
Wallace 10; Harper 3.
Burgess nominated Gen. John
e. Wolf for Coroner, and the
was carried unani-
mously.
Capt. Glove noticing that no
representative Of the Gazette was
present, Imoved that a committee |
be appointed to wait on that |
newspaper and notify it that a
Republican Convention had been |
in session, and inquire why no
was present. The mo |
ion carried with enthusiasm. the
editor Of the Sentinel in courtesy
10 The absent brethren voting
ilso. The chair appointed on the
.ommit.ee-CIowe, Kennedy and
thoads. The report of the com
ni'tee will appear, perhaps, in
he Republican Gazette.
After tender of thanks from
BrlGht 10 The Sentinel.
le and Burgess adjourned 10 the
opera House to assist in The de-
eat of Bob Price. The old Re
'ublican liners went home Won
ering at what had happaDen and
ow it happened. The secret OF
he whole conspiracy Is this. The
ght is to be made on Buerhans,
ot because he is weak camdid
ie. bu. for The reason that The
tempt is to be made 10 carry ;
ne Legislature in The interests of
Cincinnati whisky ring with :
'hich Sands, Remple and Egsle- :
cn have in former years had i
,me very profitable connection. I
a.icsion viii be taught TO pose q
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Notice OF Settlement.

AL persons owing me are requested
to cal! at once and make settlement. !
wish my outstanding accounts settled
DIR. ID. Ii. DYE.
Sept l5th-3 weeks.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-22
For Rent.

The house formerly occupied by Mr
Zscheck. The rooms are new y paper
cd, auL house in first GLASS condition.
Z. C. ROCHESTER,.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-22

Total all other States. .99SU35 96770s
Total volunteers 1861 to 'G5 l45G907 l22206i
Democratic majority of Un-
ion volunteers. erS................-...23lSi5
Respectfully, S. HANSON.
Amboy. August 80, 1887.
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BAKERS DOZEN OF AN AUDIENCE
Capt. Glove Gives Us Hail Co.
lumbia and Compliments
the Sentinel.
The Whisky Ring Runs
the Machine.
THE GATES PARTLY AJAR.
Skeletons Shortly TO be seen

A few of he old, faithful. well
intended, but misguided Repub
licans met in the Court House on
Saturday, 10th inst, under the
impression that a Republican
Convention would be held.
The Two Departures, Burgess
and BrIght-Burgess who depart
ed from the Democracy. and
Bright who departed 10 the Local
Oplionists-in convention with
Bill Kennedy and Sam St. Clair,
organized a Junto, and in true
Mexican methods, worked the
plan.
The scheme had been devised
by Alex Sands; Rempei & Co., 10
nominate Lafe Eggleston for Rep
resentative and make side shows
of the balance of the candidates.
To work this plan the trick was
played to call the convention be-
fore the time announced, so as to
head off the country delegates,
majority of whom we will say
right here. came 10 the conven-
ton, but not until it had done its
arranged work and sdJourned.
The ticket made, according to
the slate, is as follows:
Represeniative-Lafe Eggies-
ton.
Sheriff Ike Kontner.
Clerk-L. A. Dean.
Survevor-P. Ii. Doyle.
Pro. Judge-Joshua Jackson.
Commissioner-WIIlis McDon
aid.
Infirmary Director - William
Wallace.
Coroner-Gen. John III. Wolf.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27

latest Doings Of Brother 0ardnsr's -
nous Organization.


Sir isaac Walpolc secured the floor to make
!, few remarks on behalf OF Samuel Shin,
who spit on the new stove at the last meeting
and was fined 81, 800 and costs, making to-
tal of So. 800, he regarding the expcctoration
as n purely accidental matter. Samuel mad
becn chewing n new make OF tar gum, war
rapted IN cure sore throat and relieve back
ache and accidentally swallowed it. In his
surprise and confusion, and the stove beng
directly in front of him, he expectorated. IL
was no more than Julius Caesar or Mark An
tony would have done under the cIrcum-
stances. Brother Shin went home from the
meeting with financial ruin staring him in
the face and the gaunt specter Of want had
appeared TO him every night in his dreams.
He was a penitent man. After this he
would spit out OF the broken alley window
in Elder Toots' overshoes-anywhere but on
the stove, which was now sacred object In
his eyes. He would ask the president to par
don Brother Shin and remit the fine.
Brother Gardner reflected for moment
and then replied that the prayer Of the petit
TONER would be granted, although Brother
Shin must walk chalk line in the future
Pickles Smith arose for information. He
had been asked many times if the Lime Kiln
club and the state legislature officially recoS-
nized each other and worked in harmony He
now desired official information on the sub
ject.
de char am able to state" replie'' the
president. dat dis body an de legislachul'
am in most cases workin' fur de same objick-
de publick good We hev not yet otfishIally
recognized de legislachur' III a formal man
ner, bit shall probably do so in a few days,
onless we hear some derogatOry reports con-
sarnin its character as a body. We NUS go
a leetle slow in recognizin' publick body
which am charged wild de regulashun of all
de railroads in de staff, an yet trabble on
dead head passes issued by desc same rail
roads"
The secretary announced a cOmmunica-
ton from Mrs. Dina White relict of job
White, of Arkansas, who was drowned last
fall He wrote out am application TO become
"A member of the Lime Kiln club and started
off to post it, but while crossing a river was
swept away and drowned She felt that the
club ought to pay her at least $1,000 dam
ages. If he hadn't felt inspired TO join the
club he would never have written out the APP
plication. II ne had not written out the APP
plication he would have had no call to mail
letter. and therefore would not have been
drowned. She wanted the money in $40 bills
and by express, and on the headstone which
she would erect at her husbands grave she
would speak good word for the club. If
not she would at once begin gilt edged and
fur trimmed law suit
The secretary was instructed to ignore the
communication and stand on the defensive,
and the meeting adjourued.-Detroit Free
Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27
Library Association Chartered.

Judge Beverley r. Wexford, Jr., Of the
City Circuit Court, yesterday granted a
charter to the Loomis National Library
Association.
The object of the association, is by
means of membership fee, to
furnish books, newspapers, and
periodicals to the members at whole
sale cost prices They are also au-
thorized to buy, sell, or publish books,
periodicals, etc. Permission is also given
TO establish regular library.
The capital stock shall be not less than
$4,000, nor more than 5000 900, in shares
of $25 each. Not more than ten acres Of
real estate shall be held or owned by the
association at any one time.
The principle office is to be located in
this city.
The following are the officers for the
first year E. Y. Loomis, president; j.
Bell Bigger, vice-president j. Vincent
Sebold, Frederick, Md, secretary; Will
liam Loyenstein, treasurer. The directors
are +. r. LOOMS, J. Vincent SebOld, Will
liam Lovenstein, Walter Kidd and II. W.
Reinhart, Raleigh, N. c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27

Switzerland, vide recent reports, has 900
hotels, with accommodations for So, 200 peo-
pie.
Ouida has completed her visit to London
and returned to her sumptuous home in
/ Florence.
A man in London who does not talk jubilee
is suspected of having pockets full of dyna-
mite
Havres maritime exhibition next summer
will be the largest and finest the world has
ever seen.
The typewriter is not popular in England,
where they look upon its work as a circular,
you know.
London papers have once again taken up
the matter of professional gambling on the
ocean steamers.
Begging letters sent to Mrs Mackay aver
age thirty day. The proportion answered
is not very large.
The Italian government is said to have
paid $732, 900 for the steamship America, of
the National line
Gen. Boulanger, among other things, is
noted as an incessant smoker and a great
lover of the opera.
A correspondent says all foreigners in st.
Petersburg are treated in the "most curt and
disdainful manner
A shady Russian countess at Nice has her
coachman and footmen in orange livery,
trimmed with black
Only 1900 people attended the Marchioness
of Londonderry last drawing room, and 1t
was perfect crush"
One Of the features of the jubilee in Lon
don will be a great charity fair. with royal
women a. ''salesladies.n
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27
Deadly Assault Upon a Tailor

About 6 o'clock Friday night as Jailor
Thomas OCOnnor was locking up the
prisoners on the cOlored side he was at
tackled by one of the prisoners. Selling
a large rock, he struck Mr.. O'Connsr q
severe blow on the back of the head, fell
ing him to the ground.
Henry Thompson, colored prisoner
about seven feet in height and power
full man. at once came to Mr.. O'Connor's
assistance, and succeeded in overcoming
the refractory prisoner The would-be
murderer was then placed in the dungeon
where he has had ample time to reflect
on the uselessness of trying to struggle
against the strong arm of the law
Mr.. OCOnnor was painfully but not
seriously hurt. He was carried to his
home and was to unwell to be on duty
yesterday. 1t is expected that he will be
all right again in few days. 1t is to be
hoped that proper recognition will be
taken of ThOmpson's assistance, but for
which Mr.. O'Connor would certainly
have been seriously if not fatally injured
Thompson is in Jail for stealing a
turkey, but according to his own state
ment he is much abused individual
He says that he did not steal the turkey,
but traded a white mouse for it, and
thinks it rather hard that he should be
imprisoned.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MINOR MEN
TON. AND LOCAL LACONICs.

The News Of the Dav Boiled Down and
Served Up In Condensed shape About
Folks You Know, and Interesting Itemi
Happily and Hastily Hit.
Range of thermometer at Spence, Ty
rec e. Co.'S shoe house, Broad street
February Goth, 1887: 8 am, 34'; II m.
$50; pm, 420; q pm, 40.
J. w. Couch, treasurer of Petersburg
was at the Capitol yesterday.
Ex-Alderman James Fred 6unn re
turned to Baltimore yesterday evening
Mr. Harvie Spence left yesterday fol
the North to purchase full line of good:
for the spring trade.
The Walker Light Guard will give 6
minstrel entertainment at Mozart
Academy the night of March 18th.
The revival services which were con
Quoted last week at Trinity Methodist
church will be continued this week.
A well-selected programme of both
vocal and instrumental music will be
presented at the Mozart musicale tO-mor'
row night.
Mr.. A. Gunst left yesterday evening
for Norfolk, to attend the Convention OF
Kosher Shell Barrel.
Nos. ii, g., 1S1, and 295 won the gold
watches at Goddard & Moses drawing
last night.
Lee Camp of Confederate Veterans
have received on official invitation 10
accompany Pickett's. Division to Gettys-
burg, July next.
The Davis House has been enlarged by
the addition to the office of that portion
of the building recently occupied by H.
l.. Pelouze & Son.
Mr.. j. Taylor Ellyson was elected First
Vice President of the State Convention
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton at Stanton.
Alfred Greanor1 Bonn died in Balti-
more last Friday. He was connection
of the Greanor family, formerly well
known in this city
In Alexandria Officer A. NJ. TOmlinson
identified a man named Robinson as the
man charged with robbery in this city,
and brought him back.
Mr.. w. j. Westwood, treasurer of the
Building Committee of the Central Luna
tic Asylum has been in attendance at a
meeting of the committee in Fredericks-
burg
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27

Judge Wexford Sustains the Injunction OF
the Henrico Supervisors.


In the Circuit Court of Henrico county
yesterday morning Judge Wexford de-
iiyered lengthy, and which was pro-
nouuced by the lawyers present very
able, opinion in the matter of the Board
of Supervisors Of Henrico against the
city of Richmond.
Il will be remembered that the Board
obtained an injunction to restrain the
city from locating and erecting a small
pox hospital on the Morris farm, in the
county.
In 1886 the city of Richmond, through
Council Committee on Health, II. B..
Chafiln, chairman, advertised for site for
small .pox hospital between the Brook
and the Mechanicsville road The
citizens of Henrico at once applied to the
Legislature for relief, and Judge Waddill
secured the passage Of the bill requiring
all cities wishing to establish smallpox
hospitals to first obtain the consent OF
the County Court and the county super
visors. The act was approved January
5th, 1886, five days after the purchase of
the Morris farm The city claimed that
the law was imperative as the purchase
of the property was equivalent to loca-
ton Of the hospital The county de-
INJURED. Mr.. George A. Thomas and
Courtney & Pulliam appeared for the
latter, and Mr.. c. Y. Meredith for the
city.
The Judge held that the act did apply
TO the case and the injunction was grant
ed. So the city will not erect smallpox
hospital on the Morris farm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed of
yesterday:
Charles Johnson, Henry Fiddler, Nick
Jones, and Billy Hill, charged with fight
ing a rock-bottle in the street. Fined 81
each.
Ben Robinson, alias Crusoe, charged
with feloniously breaking and entering
in the daytime the dwelling house of
Elizabeth Taylor and stealing one gun,
one lot of eggs, and a pocket-book.
James Ellis (colored) was fined S. and
costs for assaulting and cutting Mary
Williams with a whip.
r. Banks (colored) was jailed for fif
teen days for stealing one shovel and
brass kettle from Margaret Hewlett.
William Payne and Tom Young, two
colored boys, were charged with beating
ID. Steadman with stick. They were
whipped in court by their parents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27
AFFAIRS OF WOMEN.

Miss Cleveland is said to look like Queen
Louisa of Prussia.
There are 22,0OO,OOO women in India of
whom perhaps $4,000 can barely read and
write
It is said that Miss Cleveland has selected
Holland Patent as the scene of the novel she
is writing.
Sarah Bernhardt will strike Washington
Just in time to catch the legislators on the
closing week Of the session.
Miss Kate Field is being urged by her
friends. as well as by her managers, TO pre-
pare a lecture on the labor question
The attraction of the Chinese maiden Is
measured by the length of her finger nails
and the crippled condition Of her feet
The Australian beauty breaks the heart Of
her bushman admirers with ring through
her lower lip and red paint redingote.
The black belle of Senegambia cuts quite IA
dash with bone through her nose and three
stripe, of white paint across her forehead
ELL, Wheeler Wilcox is going TO branch
out as a dramatist 1t is said that she IS en-
gagged in preparing the libretto for a new
American opera.
The favorte flower of Mrs. Cleveland IS tho
violet The gardener Of the White Hous"
conservatory is careful to keep good supply
cons antly on hand
Queen Victoria has gives 10 the Bibliotheca
Bradcnso al Milan a splendid copy OF the
works of Raphael as represented IN the royal
library at Windsor
II is said that Emma Abbott keeps her
voice ana health by jumping into a warm
bath in her dressing room after the opera,
and being rubbed down by her maid.
Maggie Mitchell, the actress, had her first
toboggan slide on the chute OF 81. Paul re-
Gently, and in the evening her admirers pre-
sented her over the footlights with a floral to-
boggan four feet long.
Miss Fem, a niece Of Comptroller Nerbeke,
who was reelected at Harrisburg recently,
stood near the Eighth ward polls in that city
and asked every man she met TO please vote
for my uncle, Mr.. Verbeke."
Miss Mildred Lee, the daughter Of Gen.
Robert L. Lee, is now in Washington she
i, said TO be a lady OF rare accomplishments,
very simple and unassuming in manner, and
an exceptionally charming woman socially
Miss Edith Andrews, who going 10 marry
young John A. Logan, is the daughter OF
wealthy parents, but wholly unspoied. She
is blonde, small, graceful and attractive and
possesses great dignity and sweet disposition
withal
Mrs. Kate Chase is at Edgewood, suburb
OF Washington, looking over her fathers
papers and gathering material for the pub
lication Of his biography. Ex-Governor
Sprague, her ci-devant husband, IS now IN
Washington with his wife.
The death at Margate, England, Is an
nounced OF lrs. Jesse, wife of Capt. jesse,
r. n. who, when Miss Emily Tennyson,
would have been married, but for his death,
to Arthur IIallam, immortalized by Lord
Tennysons an Mcmoriam."
The Spaniai,is cann Patti rs theirs because
she WAS born in .iadrid. Her youth having
been passed ia New York, she is an American
so We declare. Now the Mexicans rise to
remarl: that she IS "a McXican type, a
daughter Of the country Of lowers'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27
Hastings Court Yesterday.

Rosa Jones (colored), attempting to
shoot Daniel Robinson. Tried and ac-
quilted.
The cases against w. i. Royal, for
contempt and intimidation, were con-
tinued until Monday, March IA.
The cases of Isham Jenkins (colored),
charged with perjury and permitting un-
lawful gaming upon his premises, were
also continued.
The court then adjourned for the term.
The March term will begin on the 7th
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27
No Freshet Feared.

At twelve o'clock last night the river
was about six feet above the high-water
line, and rising very slowly. kilograms
from up the river, along the line of the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, stated
that the water was falling everywhere.
The Old Dominion wharf had de-
serted appearance yesterday, everything
portable, down to the telephone, having
been removed The Breakwater arrived
during the day, but was not unloaded.
The Clyde Line steamer Wyoming ar
rived, unloaded, and sailed again.
The water at this writing (midnight)
has not even risen into Main street at
Rockets, so there is no immediate dan
ger of freshet In fact, the water was
deeper in the street at Broad and Brook
avenue than in the neighborhood Of the
river
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27
Rudnlnhe's Receiver.

Judge Wexford to-day, sitting for Judge
A. r. Holiday, upon the petition of Mrs.
Ann Grant, appointed Mr.. MERIT Cren-
shaw receiver to take charge of the flower
garden of X. w. Rudolphe on Marshall
street.
Several suits have been instituted in
the City Circuit Court against Rudolphe.
An examination of Rudolphe's letters
and papers have failed to throw any light
upon the causes of his disappearance 1t
is exactly five weeks since he left Rich
mond, and during that time absolutely
nothing has been heard Of or from him.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27

w. H. Jones, sheriff of Mecklenberg,
yesterday brought Thomas Bowen and
Achilles Smith, alias Killas Hubbard, to
the penitentiary Both were convicted
for HOUSEKEEPING, Achilles on two in
dictments. The latter was sentenced for
seven years, the former for five
Previous to these two there have been
no white convicts received from Meek
lenberg for eight years.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27
The way OF the word.

Anxious Daughter Mother, did papa have
his salary increased when he was married.
Omaha Matron-No, my child"
Il don't suppose he had any money saved
up, did hei
mot penny; he spent all he earned"
"Did you get along COMFORTABLY
ave were very happy
"Well, you know, George hasn't been able
10 save a cent, but
"See here, if that poverty stricken fellow
dares TO show his face here again I'll get
your father to kick him out"-Omaha
World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27
Hard at Work.

The City Engineer and his assistants
are at present engaged in the preparation
of the report of the Engineer for the
past year. The amount Of work involved
is immense, tabulated statements Of every
and all kinds Of work done during the
last twelve months being furnished. The
last annual report of this officer made
about thirty-fye printed pages, thirty Of
which were tables, and exceedingly
laboriOus to compile.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
Little "Mugg's" Farewell.

Miss Frances Bishop captured the town
at the matinee last Tuesday, and the in
terest in Mugs Landing" kept up all
the week. Yesterday she had two large
and enthusiastic houses. Little NuggS
and the company both made fine i'm
preston, and they both are recommended
to the people of Norfolk, where the play
will be presented next week.
On the whole the engagement has been
the most successful and pleasant of the
season
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27
Funerals of Mr.. Il. W. Brockenbrough and
Mrs. w. j. 10th.

The funeral of the late Thomas w.
Brockenbrough took place yesterday eve
ming at O'clock Rev. DR.. Newton offici-
ated. The choir rendered some beautiful
music. The interment was made at Hol-
lywOod.
The funeral of Mrs. Leonora Carter
10th will take place from the First Bap-
fist church to-day at o'clock
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27
Slightly Bnrnt.

Yesterday afternoon about half past
four the dress of young girl about four
teen years of age caught fire from coke
furnace in the First Market. By-standers
at once came to her assistance, and ex-
tinguished the flames. The only damage
sustained was the loss Of the dress and
the slight burning of one of her hands.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-27
Special EIections,to be Held.

The Governor has ordered special cleo
tions in the Twenty-Sixth and Twenty
Eighth Senatorial Districts. This is rem
dered necessary by the death of Senator
Brown of the former district, and the
resignation of Senator Gaines of the lat
10